Introduction Established by the Province of Nova Scotia in 1991, this entrance scholarship promotes awareness and study of human rights issues in Canada. It commemorates the late Dr. P. Anthony Johnstone, who served as Executive Director of the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission. Award details - Value: $6,000 (one-time, non-renewable) - Term: Applicable only to the first year of undergraduate study Eligibility Applicants must meet all of the following: - Be a graduate of a Nova Scotia high school in the current academic year (graduates through upgrading are not eligible); - Be a resident of Nova Scotia; - Be entering...

Introduction This scholarship was created to assist United Church parishioners in the Halifax area who are pursuing post‑secondary studies. About Dr. Earle Reid and the Fund Dr. Earle Reid was raised in Steam Mill, Kings County. When he was six years old he lost his father because timely medical care was not available; that loss motivated his decision to become a physician. While balancing farm chores, he studied by lamplight and went on to receive a Governor General’s Award for scholastic excellence. He earned his medical degree from Dalhousie University in 1957. Earle met Janet Dexter at a youth dance...

Overview The Diabetes Hope Scholarship Program is a needs- and merit-based award that recognizes the determination of young people living with type 1 diabetes. Recipients are chosen for their ability to manage the day-to-day demands of diabetes care while facing and overcoming personal obstacles, sustaining solid academic performance, participating in community and extracurricular activities, and prioritizing their health. Program history and impact For 27 years the Diabetes Hope Foundation has expanded the Scholarship Program to reach more youth across Canada. In 2025, donors and community partners helped fund 46 scholarships awarded to outstanding students nationwide. To date, the Foundation has...

Overview REMAX Canada’s Quest for Excellence scholarship awards cash prizes to recognize students who demonstrate leadership and ongoing contributions to their communities. For 2026, REMAX Canada will distribute forty $1,000 scholarships to eligible students across Canada (Quebec excluded). Program themes and essays The 2026 program asks applicants to submit an original online essay (minimum 500 words) addressing one of the following prompts: - What does a bright future mean to you? - In what ways have you shown leadership or charitable action to improve your community? - What solutions would you propose to ensure safe, secure and affordable housing for...